Can you inflate bike tires with this also?
23959
yes most definitely if you have the rite adapter, that is why i purchased it
23960
There are attachments for everything you'd ever need to inflate and if you lose any of the pieces you can get replacements anywhere they sell pumps, like Bike Shops, Home Depot, Sporting Goods stores.
1727828
yes, you can use it for bikes or car tires. I use it for me car. It's loud, but it works.
2270500
Not sure I fully understand the question but if the tire has a standard Schrader valve, you should be able to inflate the tire with the ARB Inflator attached to a compressor. You first attach the ARB to the compressor hose via the standard 1/4" compressor adaptor on one end of the ARB and then clip the other end of the ARB that has the short stainless steel hose with Schrader adaptor onto the tire's valve. Squeeze the actuaton handle on the ARB to begin air flow. Hope that helps.
2069090
Yes, you can use it to inflate a low tire. We use it without the Slime all the time, just as an air pump.
1723060
Thats odd. I use a standard bike pump to air our tires. Maybe you have the wrong attachment on your pump?
108115
NO. That is only to charge as per directions, you cannot use the inflator while it is being charged
678306
Absolutely not. This is a very small, low-volume, high pressure pump for bike tires. You would spend literally hours trying to inflate an air mattress with it.
527561
I would say a bicycle or other air pump is necessary to inflate this - DO NOT try to blow it up yourself, it won't be sufficiently inflated.
64902
Yes you can. When putting together make sure you put the bolt head on the inside in the middle... so bike tire can go through. Excellent piece of construction. Very happy with it.
1039660
It does well inflating tires. If you need to do alot, it may take a bit to build up pressure again
86362
Short answer: Heck no, don't inflate your tires to the maximum pressure shown on the sidewall. If you do, the tires will wear out in the center very soon. Then you'll be shopping for new tires.
494548
Yes you can use any air pump. The shocks come with some small air line and a standard air fitting (like the air fitting on a car tire). So they can be filled or drained just as you would on a car or bicycle tire. Whatever air source you choose to fill them does not have to remain connected. It is mearly used to inflate the shocks up to a desired pressure.
1150930
I don't think it would work well to inflate a tire. You'd need an adapter for one thing, and I think the total pressure produced is probably too low. I'd recommend you buy a combination tire inflator/battery jumper and keep it in your car.
1240889
Theoretically yes, but it would take a VERY long time. A bike tire air volume is much less than a cars.
216524
Yes I use this unit to inflate my RV tires, 65PSI in rear and &%PSI front. It takes awhile becasue the tank is small and the unit is load but it works.I added additional inflator accessories to my unit.
1783171
Yes you can but they recommend switching the tires over to road bike tires...I have my mtb on it but we put the road tires on and it works fine.
678309
No - the amount of an air this size pump puts out is very low and bicycle tire volume is generally quite small. An air mattress would require an incredible amount of time and energy, I would guess hours. You should get an electric pump for an air mattress, even a full size bike pump would take forever.